Rx for Resilience: Moms, Graduates, Moms Graduating

This is Mother’s Day and we salute Moms all over, many of whom are celebrating their own, their children's or grandchildren’s graduation. The loving, nurturing spirit of mothers and maternal energy is a powerful force for good in the world. For moms, grandmothers, great-grandmothers and beloved moms who are no longer with us, we gratefully salute your loving kindness and your impact in our lives.

This is graduation season and we celebrate all students who made it to and through high school and/or college and/or a badge or certificate program as these experiences will allow them to rock their career success and remind them that they can accomplish what they set their minds to do! Friday, GlobalMindED celebrated MSU Denver graduate, Brian Ysasaga who secured a job at Lockheed Martin a year before he graduated. His whole family, and extended family, drove up from Lubbock, Texas in multiple cars to celebrate their first in the family college grad who simultaneously launched his professional career while in college.  

There are moms graduating, some of whom had children as teens, and some graduating with their children twenty years after they dropped out of high school or college. Some, like GlobalMindED’s Emerging Leaders President, Angela Martinez, raised two children as a single mom and studied for seven years before graduating with a 4.0. Research shows that when a mom gets educated, it changes the lives of her children and her children’s children. It’s never too late to make your dreams come true and to create a legacy for your family and their families.

Today, GlobalMindED honors moms, graduates, and graduating moms as they help us all find our resilience and strength. And we honor all who help these aspiring leaders reach their ambitious goals.  

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